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She will have a large dark-red mass sticking out of her back end immediately under her tail. This dark mass would have warty-looking nodules on it, which is what is found in the inside of a cow's uterus. These nodules are called caruncles and are what are responsible for the attachment of the placenta to the uterine wall.

Some uterine prolapses are complete in that the whole large mass is hanging out the back end. Other prolapses are incomplete where the uterus is partly out. In any case, you MUST get the vet out immediately to assess whether the cow can be saved and to push the uterus back in. If left too long out coyotes can start chewing on it, and this means that the cow is better off slaughtered than saved.

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